John YaniJan 28, 2016Jenkins is used for running tests before and after merge, for deploying changes and for running periodic tasks, similarly to cron. Jenkins1 upvote1201 views201CommentsCopy link
John YaniJan 28, 2016We're both steadily migrating our legacy code to ES6 and use Babel for our new Frontend projects. Babel1 upvote1543 views543CommentsCopy link
John YaniJan 28, 2016Gulp is used for writing transpiling, bundling, minification, watching and other tasks. gulp1 upvote11.03k views1.03kCommentsCopy link
John YaniJan 28, 2016Major part of our UI application uses Backbone models and views extensively. Though there's a plan to migrate to React and Redux. Backbone.js1 upvote1413 views413CommentsCopy link
John YaniJan 28, 2016Node.js is used both for our Frontend tooling and as a basis for some of our API endpoints. Node.js1 upvote1536 views536CommentsCopy link
John YaniJan 28, 2016Rails is used for some endpoints of our Frontend API. Though there are talks of deprecating it. Rails1 upvote168 views68CommentsCopy link
John YaniJan 28, 2016Several of our applications and API servers are written using Ruby on Rails. Ruby is also used for various infrastructure tools. Ruby1 upvote180 views80CommentsCopy link
John YaniJan 28, 2016New Relic is used both to monitor availability and to find potential candidates for optimization. New Relic1 upvote1567 views567CommentsCopy link
